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bifrost
7y ago
I'm not sure thats truly "promising" in any sense :)
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bifrost
7y ago
Very few people want to implement RPKI, those that are doing it either are really hot for it or are being forced to do it.
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bifrost
7y ago
This has already been done by William Leibzon, its a bad idea and for the most part everyone despises him now.
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7y ago
TLDR; Not very unless they were general purpose operating systems vs network operating systems.
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Coalfire publishes 3D Printer vulnerability – hackers can set them on fire
(coalfire.com)
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7y ago
You'd be surprised how easily this happens. Cost controls are scarce sadly.
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Uscert: Guidance on the North Korean Cyber Threat
(us-cert.gov)
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US Issues an Advisory on North Korean Cyber Threats
(state.gov)
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bifrost
7y ago
I live on Mt Davidson and I see em running down the street at least once a week...
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7y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes, currently in a shelter in place city Willing to relocate: No Technologies: FreeBSD/Linux, AWS/Azure, Python, Network Engineering, InfoSec, Scalability, DR/BCP, BGP Résumé/CV: http:&#
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7y ago
Oh wow, thats really lame. I actually use that pretty regularly....
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RAMming Down Hype via Intel CSME
(capsule8.com)
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7y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: FreeBSD/Linux, AWS/Azure, Python, Network Engineering, InfoSec, Scalability, DR/BCP, BGP Résumé/CV: http://www.minions.com/resume&
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bifrost
7y ago
AFAIK it's been rebooted a couple of times, maybe they're still trying to make it work?
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7y ago
You'd have to - A: own the VPN endpoint (unlikely) B: own a local laptop and bridge the network together (more likely), but owning a local laptop is better than using a VPN.
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7y ago
I guess thats what I get for not watching the video and only reading the PDF. That said "enabling the management ip" is unlikely to happen since most people put the management IP on OOB and ACL where you can access it from; the ex
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7y ago
I read through it - it doesn't seem like VLAN hopping would really be possible unless you can straight up get into the control plane and change the port configuration. Thats at least 2-3 more steps from "RCE" basically.
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7y ago
Its fairly easy to turn CDP and LLDP off...
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7y ago
I've read through the description and now the whitepaper and I've got a few takeaways. 1. These attacks can't be carried out over the internet, you need local access. Thats easier than you'd think with employees with uns
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7y ago
Fair enough, but its still sad.
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7y ago
Of course they do, they actually need senior knowledege. I've seen a lot of people who were given senior titles without the accompanying knowledege, its really polluted the talent pool. Finding "senior" engineers who write fo
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7y ago
Looks like I got it sorted out, may have been user error :)
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bifrost
7y ago
Doh, its not letting me sign up, it says my email is invalid even though its not...
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7y ago
Nice! I'm in SF!
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7y ago
Are you only looking for Apprentices?
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7y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Sure! Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Network Engineering, Datacenters, Security, FreeBSD/Linux, Python, Salt, DevOps, AWS/Azure, PostgreSQL, redis Résumé/CV: http://www.minio
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7y ago
I have good news, Facebook has taken it down! Apparently posting this to Reddit gave it the exposure needed, apparently Buzzfeed did something useful by investigating this.
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7y ago
I too have personal examples on both sides. I have an acquaintance who was convicted of fraud, sentenced to 5 years, got out early due to performing community service in jail. Haven't heard much from him after he got out though. I have
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7y ago
My friends @ FB have absolutely helped get various things fixed for ME, unclear if there's a transitive level of assistance for other people.
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7y ago
It just got worse - many states around the country introduced laws that can strip you of your rights with no due process, incarcerate you and you have no recourse. This recently just got used on a police officer in Colorado. Its pretty terr
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